Tabby kittens & cats in Westfield, Indiana

We’re having to make the difficult decision to rehome our 6 year old Tabby, Nimbus. She’s been having a difficult time ever since I first became pregnant and now that my daughter is here, it’s only getting worse with her behavior and anxiety. This is not a decision we are taking lightly, but we have tried everything from behavioral meds to diffusers. It’s not fair for her to live in stress, so it is time for us to rehome her. She’s wonderful and loves to cuddle, but does not handle young kids well. She would do best in a quiet home where she gets lots of attention and doesn’t have to be around loud animals.

We’re having to make the difficult decision to rehome our 6 year old Tabby, Nimbus. She’s been having a difficult time ever since I first became pregnant and now that my daughter is here, it’s only getting worse with her behavior and anxiety. This is not a decision we are taking lightly, but we have tried everything from behavioral meds to diffusers. It’s not fair for her to live in stress, so it is time for us to rehome her. She’s wonderful and loves to cuddle, but does not handle young kids well. She would do best in a quiet home where she gets lots of attention and doesn’t have to be around loud animals.

Juno is a 4 month old kitten from the IndyHumane Shelter in Indianapolis, IN. He is very energetic, friendly, and cuddly and would be perfect for a home that has very attentive owners.

I bought Elvis from the humane society back in 2017. He was only a couple months old. He is now 9 years old. I would describe Elvis as loving, goofy and affectionate. He loves Temptations treats and cuddling at night for bedtime. He is a very good boy. He does get along with cats and dogs but he takes a little bit to warm up. He is not one to attack, he runs away and hisses. I’m not charging a fee but I just want him to go to a loving home where someone will give him and love and treats and affection. He is completely indoors, never outside. Recently he has started to have issues with kidney stones. He’s already been through his medication. Honestly, right now he is living with my mother-in-law and he needs to go somewhere quieter and to be with someone who has more patience when he does have accidents. He is getting older and since I am unable to bring him to my house because of my landlord, I really am just looking for someone who will love him as much as I do.

We first met Zayla around August of last year. One day, while I was on my way to work and waiting for an Uber, a friend pointed out that there was a cat nearby. I instinctively called out to her, and she immediately came over. She was incredibly friendly, affectionate, and seemed to want all the attention and pets she could get. At first, we decided to simply feed her whenever we were home. After getting to know her and realizing how sweet she was, I eventually decided to take her in. For about a year, Zayla was a wonderful companion. She is a loving cat and has a very affectionate side. Because she had previously been around other cats outdoors, I thought she might adjust well to having another cat in the home. Unfortunately, that was not the case. After bringing another cat into the household, Zayla became extremely stressed and aggressive. She attacked and bit my friend’s arm. We tried keeping the cats separated in different rooms, but Zayla continued becoming increasingly distres

Columbo Junior is a small kitty who loves attention and playing. He’s skittish with loud noises and may frequently hide, but he’s very vocal and friendly when things settle. He enjoys pats on his lower back, and he may occasionally lay on you. His favorite spot is snuggling under a blanket on the couch Junior was found as a kitten under a porch with his two siblings. He was struggling with a double eye infection. We believe his vision was impaired. The vet said he was born with FIV, which caused the infection, stunting his growth. He likes taking his medicine so there should be no issue there He was my mom’s cat until she passed. When he moved in with us, he stayed in our bathroom. It took him a few weeks to adjust, so have a room ready for him to stay in and have a lot of patience. He relies on his hearing to keep himself safe and hides from loud noises, when the front door opens, or when new people are around He is named after Columbo the detective, but responds better with Junior

I first adopted Sen back in 2018, when she lived in my home for about 6 months. She ran away after slipping out the window one night, and I didnt hear from her again until October of 2025, when I got a call letting me know she had been brought in to a vets office for a chip check. I was very happy to be reunited with her after 7 years of her being missing. Despite my efforts, she is deeply fearful of my dog, which has lead me to look for a new home for her. She is incredibly sweet and affectionate, but would be much happier in a home without a dog.

Sleenky is an enigma. She wants your attention. She will scream for your attention. But you have to EARN her trust. It took us over 6 months just to be able to touch her with an extendable back scratcher. Now she demands that I pet her chin, head and back every time I feed her dinner. Everywhere else is very clearly off limits, with a very firm swat. Sleenky came to us from a hoarding case where the owner died. She was an indoor-only unsocialized cat who would rather not be seen. We purchased her a cat tent, which she still loves to this day and sees as her sanctuary. The cat tent will go with her, along with some toys and the extendable back scratcher. Sleenky just wants a home she can call her own where she gets attention and a nightly can of Fancy Feast canned pate. She doesn't seem to mind other cats, but there should be NO DOGS nor CHILDREN in her future. Approximate age is 6 year old. Adoption fee = $75 Our cats are no longer in PetSmart, so please contact us at centralinfostercats@gmail.com for application and other adoption questions.

Licorice was originally adopted from us in May 2020. Licorice had been trapped at a feral colony feeding site. She was immediately taken for spay/neuter. She was spayed and stayed with us for extended recovery time since she was pregnant at the time of spay. That's when we found out she is not feral, but is the sweetest little shy cat! Unfortunately, Licorice was picked up by an Animal Control Officer and taken to the Humane Society with an eye injury this past summer. Thanks to her microchip, she was returned to us. We were unable to contact the adopters. Licorice's eye injury turned out not to be an injury, but Eosinophilic Keratitis, a possible symptom of Feline Herpes Virus (which 90-95% of all cats have). Licorice will need an eye drop once daily for the rest of her life to keep the eye from clouding. (We will send her with the bottle we have, and instructions to get more. Approximately $68 for 2-3 months of eye drops.) We have developed a routine with her that we give her the eye drop, then a can of cat food, warmed with hot water. She does great! Licorice should be okay with other cats as long as they don't bully her. We do not know how she would do with dogs. She is not fond of being picked up, but loves attention and talking to you. She can be temperamental and may swat at you, but then she forgives you and wants attention again. Because of this temperament, we recommend placement with older children (over 12). Licorice is currently eating Diamond Care Weight Management kibble and one can of Friskie's pate (various flavors, hot water added) daily. She's put on some weight, but should slim back down with more activity. Licorice is now 7 years old, spayed, updated vaccines, microchipped and re-tested negative for FIV/FeLV. Adoption fee = $75 Our cats are no longer in PetSmart, so please contact us at centralinfostercats@gmail.com for application and other adoption questions.

Molly (and her brother Jett) were adopted from us as kittens to an elderly lady in July 2020. The lady passed away in May 2024 from Alzheimer's. Molly and Jett stayed in the house with the lady's sister (who was her caregiver). Unfortunately, the sister was NOT a cat person and I was called to pick them up on New Year's Eve 2024. Molly and Jett were unsocialized and traumatized. They had not been out of the house since a vet visit in 2022. They have been with us for a year now and love the attention they get from customers. Molly always wants attention from her human. She is loving, sweet, attentive and just looking for that person/people that will make her their one and only. She wants to be the ONLY pet because she's a little greedy in wanting all the attention for herself. She does not like other cats or even the smell of other cats on our hands and will hiss and swat. Other than that, she is the sweetest girl! She's never been around children, but should be fine with calm teen+ age kids. Molly does have a health issue. She had an operation last year for bladder stones. She must be on prescription diet urinary care food for the rest of her life. She has had no issues since surgery. Her big weakness is catnip, which she will eat! We originally thought Molly was bonded to her brother Jett, but when she had to go to foster care for a bladder stones, both cats showed many signs of being LESS stressed. So Molly is now available for adoption solo. Born March 18, 2020. (Molly comes with her cat carrier, corner hooded litter box, cat bed, water fountain and cat condo.) Adoption fee = $75 Our cats are no longer in PetSmart, so please contact us at centralinfostercats@gmail.com for application and other adoption questions.